The Seduction of the Nigerian Church
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (935 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073NRSQMM |
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| Number of Pages | : | 132 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-06-06 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Vic Reasoner said A Prophetic Message to the Nigerian Church. Dr. Maxey starts off stating what is right with the Nigerian church. Then he deals with A Prophetic Message to the Nigerian Church Vic Reasoner Dr. Maxey starts off stating what is right with the Nigerian church. Then he deals with 4 issues which threaten the Nigerian church: the prosperity gospel which was imported from the US, the syncretism of African Traditional Religion with Christianity, a departure from the previous emphasis o. issues which threaten the Nigerian church: the prosperity gospel which was imported from the US, the syncretism of African Traditional Religion with Christianity, a departure from the previous emphasis o
Maxey and Ozodo not only point out the problems but they point to clear solutions. The second is the revival of African Traditional Religion within the Church. This book is a daring and no-holds-barred description of the false teachings and dangerous trends that have sent much of the Nigerian Church off course over the past four decades. The first is the unbalanced Prosperity Gospel that is shown to be an import from the scripturally unbalanced American Word of Faith movement. All four of these threats have become deeply entrenched in various sectors of the Nigerian Church.With a powerful Introduction by Gbile Akanni, this book is a must-read by every Nigerian pastor, as well as discerning lay people. The fourth threat is the contemporary Hyper Grace movement, found in the teachings of Singapore’s Joseph Prince and a host of American imitators. Gary Maxey is joined by Peter Ozodo in describing four major threats to Christian orthodoxy that are threatening the orthodoxy of Nigerian Christianity. Their conviction is that before we can expect a national spiritual revival in Nigeria we must first see a clear r